The Clock Tower is the iconic gateway to the Walled City of Cartagena. Built in the 17th century, it combines history and colonial architecture, being one of the most recognized symbols of the city. ⏰✨

Located in the heart of Cartagena’s Historic Center, Plaza de Bolivar is a perfect stop to connect with the city’s history. Here you will find the statue of Simon Bolivar and emblematic buildings such as the Palace of the Inquisition and the Cathedral of Saint Catherine of Alexandria. A space full of history, shade and local life.

Plaza Santo Domingo is one of Cartagena’s liveliest squares, famous for its nightlife, outdoor cafes and Fernando Botero’s “Gertrude” sculpture. Surrounded by history and life, it is an ideal place to enjoy the city. ✨

Plaza de San Diego is a picturesque corner of Cartagena, surrounded by colorful colonial houses, restaurants and boutique hotels. With a quiet and charming atmosphere, it is the perfect place to enjoy the bohemian essence of the neighborhood. ✨ +

The Vaults are a set of 23 arcades built in colonial times as military cellars. Today they are home to shops for typical crafts and souvenirs, becoming an ideal place to shop and learn about Cartagena’s history.✨

Trinity Square is the heart of Gethsemane, renowned for its authentic atmosphere, music, urban art and local life. In front of the church of the same name, it is a vibrant meeting point for both Carthagenians and travelers. ✨

Customs Square is the largest and oldest square in Cartagena de Indias. During the colony it was the center of Spanish trade and administration. Today it is surrounded by historic architecture and is a key point to understand how Cartagena became one of the most important ports in the Caribbean Here you will find the statue of Simon Bolivar and emblematic buildings such as the Palace of the Inquisition and the Cathedral of Saint Catherine of Alexandria. A space full of history, shade and local life.

San Pedro Claver Square is one of the most emblematic places in Cartagena de Indias’ Historic Center. Here is the church and convent dedicated to Saint Peter Claver, known for his humanitarian work with enslaved people during the colonial era. It is an ideal stop to understand the social and cultural history of the city

The Cartagena Walls surround the Historic Center of Cartagena de Indias and were built in the 16th century to protect the city from pirate attacks. Today they are one of the most important symbols of Cartagena and offer unique views of the Caribbean Sea and the colonial city.